Full-course lesson V — Consuming information
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The internet does not lack content. It lacks filters, hierarchy, and criteria for separating what feeds your thinking from what simply captures your attention.
The real skill is not finding more content. It is building a system that gives you less noise and more signal.
When information is abundant, attention becomes scarce. And when attention is scarce, part of the web optimizes for attention capture (feeds, recommendations, short formats) rather than understanding.
In the full lesson
- 1 What this is really about
- 2 The CMDglows decision framework
- 3 What to avoid
- 4 The recommended logic
- 5 The tool layer
- 6 Put it into practice
- 7 What I would no longer recommend as a central pick
- 8 Recommended workflows
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